sec.23Making or amending TLPIs

### sec.23 Making or amending TLPIs A local government may make a TLPI if the local government and Minister decide— there is significant risk of serious adverse cultural, economic, environmental or social conditions happening in the local government area; and the delay involved in using the process in sections 18 to 22 to make or amend another local planning instrument would increase the risk; and the making of the TLPI would not adversely affect State interests. A local government may amend a TLPI if the Minister decides the amendment of the TLPI would not adversely affect State interests. A TLPI may suspend or otherwise affect the operation of another local planning instrument, but does not amend or repeal the instrument. The local government may make or amend a TLPI by following the process in the Minister’s rules. The Minister’s rules must provide for— the Minister to approve a TLPI or amendment before the TLPI or amendment is made; and the local government to publish a public notice about the making of a TLPI or amendment. The TLPI, with or without an amendment, has effect for 2 years after the effective day, or a shorter period stated in the TLPI, unless repealed sooner. A TLPI— does not create a superseded planning scheme; and is not an adverse planning change. s 23 amd 2019 No. 11 s 231 s ch 1 pt 1 (sec.23-ssec.1) A local government may make a TLPI if the local government and Minister decide— there is significant risk of serious adverse cultural, economic, environmental or social conditions happening in the local government area; and the delay involved in using the process in sections 18 to 22 to make or amend another local planning instrument would increase the risk; and the making of the TLPI would not adversely affect State interests. (sec.23-ssec.2) A local government may amend a TLPI if the Minister decides the amendment of the TLPI would not adversely affect State interests. (sec.23-ssec.3) A TLPI may suspend or otherwise affect the operation of another local planning instrument, but does not amend or repeal the instrument. (sec.23-ssec.4) The local government may make or amend a TLPI by following the process in the Minister’s rules. (sec.23-ssec.5) The Minister’s rules must provide for— the Minister to approve a TLPI or amendment before the TLPI or amendment is made; and the local government to publish a public notice about the making of a TLPI or amendment. (sec.23-ssec.6) The TLPI, with or without an amendment, has effect for 2 years after the effective day, or a shorter period stated in the TLPI, unless repealed sooner. (sec.23-ssec.7) A TLPI— does not create a superseded planning scheme; and is not an adverse planning change. - (a) there is significant risk of serious adverse cultural, economic, environmental or social conditions happening in the local government area; and - (b) the delay involved in using the process in sections 18 to 22 to make or amend another local planning instrument would increase the risk; and - (c) the making of the TLPI would not adversely affect State interests. - (a) the Minister to approve a TLPI or amendment before the TLPI or amendment is made; and - (b) the local government to publish a public notice about the making of a TLPI or amendment. - (a) does not create a superseded planning scheme; and - (b) is not an adverse planning change.